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The Chinese government seems to be really interested in blockchian and crypto. A new cryptography law is to become operative soon.
The Chinese President Xi Jinping makes pro-blockchain statements as Bitcoin price jump more than 13%.
Facebook has announced the launch of a News feature with initial coverage in some parts of the United States.
In a move to dominate the industry, Chinese president Xi Jinping has urged the country to accelerate the adoption of blockchain.
Before 2019 runs out, Square has announced that it will begin fractional share investments via its Cash App.
Authorities in Poland have successfully secured the arrest of the president of Crypto Capital.
Bakkt announces the launch of its Bitcoin Options contracts that shall be traded in the open market starting December 9, 2019.
Bitcoin fell by almost 10% on October 23 to reach near a 5-month low after losing $500 in 15 minutes. Is Mark Zuckerberg responsible for this crash?
Among other things, Zuckerberg is planning to take Facebook out of the Libra project if certain principles are not followed.
Google says that it has achieved a major breakthrough in quantum computing by processing calculations that are seemingly impossible with the speeds of today’s computers. IBM strongly disputes the statement.
Mark Zuckerberg is to address the House Financial Services Committee today on the issue of its Libra concerns.
Visa, Discover, Mastercard, and American Express have introduced a single payment button for checkout.
Mastercard and Revolut have formed a new agreement that will saddle Mastercard with the responsibility of operating all of Revolut’s U.S. debit cards as it prepares to launch in the US.
One analyst, PlanB, is convinced that the Bitcoin price will surge by seven-fold in the next seven months to hit a market capitalization of $1 trillion.
The CFTC chairman is optimistic that Ethereum (ETH) futures contracts could be coming soon within next six to twelve months i.e. in 2020.